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RTon November %, Of pneumonia, Ann Elizabeth
BogarL
Funeral private.
Ipternrnt at Rpslyn. 7. l.. on November %
BYOWN-At tic residences Of her son-inlaw. wilson VI.
32t West 5Sth.st. Rachel Hooper willow Of
samuel Brown, her SJth birthday Novem6'r2i.
FULLEHAt Centrrville " j.. November %. alter short
illness Darlington A. Fuller IN his 72i year.
residence of Mrs SaSah + i.oake SATURDAY
at ~. 80 O'Clock.
leaves foot OF Liberty 81. at $50
KIFFER-At Union Ii the 23l INST. MaC'elina Mems.
chsIer wife ~ Theodore hleter IN her 4fth year
sanlr Iytei to aft'pt the funeral
vices q held Johns Evangelioa al Church toum
bia st, saturday nj 2:SOl III
MANkIy-At Stra;fOri Conn.,. November 81. F ances O.
daughter OF tie late George J. Mapkiu, OF Nonk1Is
Funeral private
McALIISTER-On "Wednesday. November 3d. 1897. Esther
Funeral her tara reslelc' l2 East G2dst OF
Afternoon November 70 ~ O'Clock
Phlls -lphs and Batin ore papers please copy
RFINHARr-In Paris France. on November %. Emile "
believed wife OF O. y siniart and Laughter " ths
late Emile Narct.
THOMPSON Allen Thompson. aged 7svears.
kuuera IT NllSrton Ditchess
y Y. saturday November 2D 1881. AZ O'Clock D. m.
YOP-At Sing sing the oath inst, Miss Louisa Voc
daughter of the ltLe thrle' lo, ,
Fmnnra on sturtAy 10Th al from the Pressy.
thur01.
Tram leave, Gran Central Depot ll.3 q.
VARICK suddenly Jersey Ky. wednesday evening
inst rheodore X. Narick NJ ~
fIap the medical ASA surgical
g and t. Frances io'pitsl+ and the medical
friends generally uvitei toatten h N etal Ga SAT-
mr. IA 26tl II pci,rk NJ from his late resi-
dence go Washiugt INST, Jersey CITY
Please omit towers.
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PiAL DOG.S or WAR.
Ian. I-Ls Ilh L.. An

:" In the German army aid officer OF tho
S'r"nch man ofwar Mncrve now in the harbOr,
they are training dogs 10 perform a novel bu i'm
PusidBt -ervica scouts TO accompany advanced
posts AMI seutinclS who detached from the main
body Of troOpS. Tho ~prcjes cmpiovod Is the Pomc-
ran an volt dog, selected on account Of it, great
fidelity and It's intelligence and It Il said that no. hing
can ~'lucc unc OF them from its duty. They ar,
taught ~ rugrilc the uniforms WON by their friends.
ard in hi and n'hJr wavs TO dl~crinhnaie between
them and tho enemy Every advanced post has a
number ot IN" dogs and when sentinel Ia sent for
wa7l dog goes with him ~ scout Al the approach
~ anv one IN" dng advances tcalfhl,y. and in some
inscrua II wav. hari 10 distinguish from actual
process 90 r'a~ouin: finds whether II Ia friend
= ~" "" iTmrd afoly returns 10 the s"ntinel, and
makes known NV his actions and his bark whether
thcrc il danger nnt. Each dog around his
ncc' ig' iron collar 70 which Is attached suitably
~ patch ho''r. and ~ this tho sentinel sends
back 70 his po-'. II reccSsarv, written message OF
Information. Tho raining ~ these dogs being
dnp' qurfly. bu' Partisan artist nv the name
90 EauN'rann discovered II and brought the 10
I'ar's. Now no French 'alNng ~ training their
Canichr. sNrep dog. rot only 20 do what the wolf
dog ~ III" Germans f. doing bur al-O 10 recognize,
attack aud kill tn latter wherever found"
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OBITTfR \.
MRS. NANCY CALDWELL CLARK.

MRS NANCY CALDWELL CLAIM
A.. N,,r ,,iis.lI CLARK DE | from rO1chial pneu
,n.u, ,.,,,r,ay norsss 1t h,r homo 4, Deeung near
Portland Ne she wa. tho widow OF Dr. Ehpn'!ot cars
VIII, after graduation ons OF the Ne"iorS NO 'o
collage, ,brcsI the cDries oil Ihaentnh ana was
enc of the FIR, ptacu pnors OF hohr 'P'thy III "a 'n"
where Ito stool until hi, iruh 4 low ''''' AK " NV
h,. of nj, sion Both D.. AL MIRA clarke were
49,, u,bod,.,s and for MY wears thsir house IN
p'r-t,'t 20, n avn a. tn, No M h5t preachers
ho ne" Ihu. few wa uoh 'AF" po''"' p -.
knosr tn and beloved by lirS T nup""r % pHISols
inrn tcnouf the tn ~ ., nv '"r = ~ @ ~
,.,t,,. nn.nit t sNt,nd"i Ia ar own noni Whcd S"o
', . 49,, 49,, . =, an. llv ol he idis ilolssSor
M.rritt Cnitwril o. Dlcknspn Collage "a" ,lhrr" y.
,sho.t yt,y -. p go ncr ~ nc 0ny rev VEGAS
49,, IN. ,unsr,I y II be on saturday AFTERNOON
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RENI RKiRLH LOyTBVTYK
yy,t,p Tb< IldIIa. TrrA Ne1Ss

A caso of remarkable longevity IL that OF Frank
HE cooisd, resi- ing within ten miles OF Mchinu"y,
ONlr Wht-I hl.lr .cll Ons huualo. ALL rtNcu
trcu sIuIMcrs h1VO rulieL TO evidence OF his age
4. aiioucd b. a VII OF sale from slave trailer to
4. h. Mcich. Iaed 1o5U, and certifying thai HICKS
eighty Year, old. ~ in the sale Of slave, Like
1T ~ : L1r-c. tho vendor, Vile he might avO an
a. ,rct BE- undertaking the az, 4 NJ chLtel. could
haVo O,-iiI. motive In aiding tn his y"ais, the
pruot that Enc.> la, hundred and seventeen
YEA, ia ihi, v3lo VI tcars Is GOn,i IsINe Hicks,
thnug', lttir benz. d, in prhct health not ip'hihs
day and giving hone OF lasting anothrr
qUartcf o. - century. or 10 $40 LIZ NeA,' Nhrh som
NJ. Nesch. hc thrown in with MS W.T. Dut III
N, thirt seven year = ~ have -e0 Ella l> he ms
nryrr r. 4 %, ,hus an, wOr. NJ h0eing ana TINS
wear, with tho al % i. wife IN her @tnh year,
ho has iarve>ta ght bales o, cott0n. which M SOFA
In Mckinney last week. Tho cotton Wa- grown on ic
llanfatlou OF Mr. Nech VITO ont Of r'-ar! 10 ms
fnrm.f 81 ~ old and II gent service allow, MN
FREE, 49,, a., AL tho land lie arm. ly his pIcs'h'
~. IIlrks had ffecn children thirteen % whom a."
Ilvn- and hv l. wives he hid wany children
ho "a . ths COOL Lori only knows Nh" nu0in'r ,oiI"
whom, - inv 40 vet living musj b" cenienaIlahS
I'll, rary families were born In south 'aFonha'
t. viii h. wa. brought in sleror nom Wv, wv.
coast ~ Georgia when only ten years o'n; NJ
r,mrrbcr, nauVht ~ his naiivn land hut mas adNuu'
rccoilrrtion ~ ~ vovaC, 10 tho lahd nl non a..
II, vas AWAY, flrhful In hts s"rVic'S ana n" p'"
aci.no,ylcJ.,. that ho neithsr morn"i nor Tc'iNf'
hart treatment from Hnv ~ bis rr~i"r1 ~
scordanf, In tho opinion OF Mr.. Welsh ch~oo
tb,u M
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Post OMce tice

Should be read daily by all Interested as changes may
cr: Tor foreign countries need not b. specially adj
dreso for d,pa ch By any particular steam y .Aep Mh
ocrnrpt letters specially addressed being sent by tho
fastest Vcss = R'a'llh" ..,-,. -
Foreign mail, week ending November 20 will close
promptly III al cases. II tbs oince as ioiip"si
LpIp.N ~ 'tussctt '1ikph[ All
etnship city OF Aiexan ira uotsrs Toe
other Mexican states must b. directed per CITY "
HIsxanira y: AT 10 a. W. for BornutL per steamship
TIinni,d 10 M. for NAssuA ". r. md santiago
CuDl. per steamship Cieniuesos
aAIUEDAY-At IL a.. for the wlndwart Islands poe
lmship tlamb lroug AT IL ~ Tor Hayu AMI ln,guA
Der .tean snip Alps. 1T a. for France. switzerland.
ftav. Spain and Portngt. pr - nsil' Ia Chpnp&ne
cDuntties must be directed 'por La Champagne y;
ct II for scotland ir,cs per stei 'fip car
cassil via 'ilstov Qettors n.ust bs-drectet 20.
IIrc.rsia"b A. IL a. for Elroie per stetnsiIp
tm,rla via Quesrstown Qetters for Fr.i,h Swit@r.
lanL ft,ly. Spain an Pbrsa,t, must b dteciei pee
UmbraD st Ii m. fot tho N.th.rtn ls iIrect.
be lr,ct,i per sch eisn'I at ~ IA. 10. B.l.um
drsc, psr steamship Maesand, via Antwerp letters
must 10 directed "p-r Va SLANT.
Mail. for Casa Ant Jspln per .tsvnshp BelSc r1n Na1
Ffa.cIscu) clsie here )vcn,sr ~ " p. HN.s
Tor t. so.,tv fsaii. I,- ,np rAtili ttr,n ~, -
cisco, c,,, nsr, Nova ,er',' at :, "a MAI, tsr
Anst-htL yev-L,HtIL sal YEA Ftli an NOW
I.lui. ppr st,tuntp Alamei Orpn an fr'aclsrp
at Nsy.Yors o. .tel 'e'Ib &c win british nall, e
Ausr.iM Mailstor ana ~ ru @ 80 r. =, ~
fhence by elnsr via Hey West rA close is this Ma
daily al 230A m
srhe schedule OF closing Ct Trans Pacific mails Is a.
rnno.d on the Of their uninterrupted Vseaho
transit 70 San Francisco. Mails rom The East sr.ing "a
dispatched '''"0 HENRY 8, PEARSON; s,stmasss'
Post once. Nsw.i u. r. Nov Ia 1851
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replied that, the statue his. no should pa1e on
the pedestal A"lIeware Ut Beer"
PAY FOR EXTRA WORK ON THE AQUED UCT
OPINIONS EXPRESSED BY THE COMMISSIONERS AND

The difference between the contractors doing work on
the new Aqueduct and tho Aqueduct Commission relative
70 the allowance be made for extra excavation anu
masonry work is being Investigated by committee OF the
houeduct Board consisting OF President Spencer oom
mssoncrs Newton Barnes and Corporation Counsei
o. Bren and Controller LOsw, who VIII try 10 reach
satisfactory adjustment OF the matter and report 10 'he
| Board .
Chief Engineer Church SAID yesterday that all he could
say was that the contractors satish with the
am UNITS by him for excavations and masonry
work
Controller Ioew said the had been fairly stated
In TIE TRIBUNE As member Of the committee engaged
m investigating the matters in dispute, he did not wish 10
say ANYTHING further than that amounts claimed by
the cont seemed HIN very large AS the hnanca
ce OF the city, would need To be convinced OF the
Justice any OF the kind under consideration before
Re would its payment lie proposed TO LOOK
well after the financial interests OF the city.
President Spencer sad that the being
| investigated The committee engaged in obtaining
all thu Information available the subject and would
project hc interests OF the city while giving the
contractors their Just due. Not much could be said yet,
the the committee Is still taking testimony
mi endavorng to inform itself Speaking personally,
he CO Id that he had not reached a conclusion.
Commissioner Barnes, a civil engineer who had
great deal Of experience in railroad building and tunnelng,
sad that he as well the other nbcrs Of the
only anxious to reach fair conclusion There
L"n' thinss 10 o. "Kcn my, cons raton Whn uneven
rock Oh sot rock allowed larger amount 0I rock 10 be
thrown down by an ordinary blast than the dimensions OF
unless cllts,ut>S was SHOWN on the
part OF the contractor orema this excavation and
the increased masonry where the space caused
hal g. b. llled up allow d on private work The
same rule would be followed here.
Tho AQueduct Commission would be guided by the
ru M OF CIV Il Eng Church and reports
division cngineers Eysry cubic ward oi rock and earth
eycai atm SHOWN IN the made Chief En-
2ne'r Church by his division enCnccs, and whether
necessary rrt- tie believed h. could
th?f all The claims made by the
would nor he allowed The statement that the total
amount olalmrd Nv the contractors would
rc0ffGoo. hn chlIpiprzrd gross ryaggeratlon. 1t
wond not roach more than 81 600 900 and might
coed s7O0n00O
Commissioners D0wd and Tish both agreed thai the
matter still under considerations.
amount could no' reach O'Rrfen.
q" O. r!en Clark, said TIA tina only wanted
he same allowance Given them an private work.
w. Noclwi'h Of Bipwn Howard 8 CO. suggested that
he Commissioners rive the public hearing,
md then II would b. shown
wcr" asking for than their Just iurs
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rur sr,rIRAlL RUsINEss FOR sss.

10 me EdtfOr Of Ihs irtb""f.
SIR: Please correct serious error IN Ads rom
phu,1,iuht. iu TI,r TRIBrNB of this mornnx. which
say, that The BAlctn Of the American lr'h AMI steer
Association mas Tho stated thAt 1.-The den III 'oF
steel r. will 10 much larger IN i7S' thAn III any PIE
WON, year" 80 opinoa at all hso thit "h''h - As'o
at,ihutrd TO The BncfH has a. any ti'"e sp~aFN' III
II, columns What II did az this week was !" ooI"'
Ian with o,ire OF late meeting ot tho 't"vl "a
f,riurrts and a. follows; ~ pom '"tnP-l
"a, Of y,.w. n found tat IN" ProSe'tlVr VsihI -
while lar les II, pli AKIN :
"a bo uhch iarSrt '"an ""'
.niic patrd . mon II or ~ ngn very trn'y o,1'
PhiIadeiyhi1, Nov. -, 1881 IAH-' W ." '
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OBsERyANCES IN The OTHER CITES.
CHURCHES AND THEATRES orKN - fL INVITES
SOMEWHAT MARRIED BY RAIN.

CHURCHES AND THEA TRES OPKN - fL IINliltS
SOMEWHAT MARRIED BY RAIN.
PHILADELPHIA. Nov. % IS ec,ai).-Iao day op-ne /
goonily here for Thanks giving an there was little pub
lie celebration. There special services at the
churches aud all the theatres gave nccs AT the dif
ferent charit ie nsiln there were dinners. and
there extra attractions al the hotel tables lie
Journalists tiub he'll its annual meeting an erctei IT.
officers Tho iaduor Hunt Club hat breakfast at It's
cub-house ncar Bryn Mdwr. and ofer.ari fox chase
There was great the begin Of the day by
the anlnnncrnsu OF joker that all thc sun y laws
were be- enforced Most sf the shop, were close but
m nIuor-srllers who aetna rr1r
OF the police believing Director Stokcy capable "f any
>rin-rhcy. HE Phai~l ihd Nounfrer tlre nfn 1850
,ato. with her remenS organizations AMI npr1rat ~,
parad ihrOu.h principal street. N-i'ci Pal-
myra v j.. 10 participate in tho annual parddr oi q
department al that place. The state fcucblcs,
under comnIaai Of Major Chew. rt led
BALTIMORE. Nov 2i-Ihanksgiving Day pas-e!
quc ly in Baltimore There WIS almost constant ram
aud tie atmosphere was and dsagrccshie. In the
fore noon the churches which services were hell were
fairly well led ID in the Afternoon and evening there
were crowds 1T the theatres IN the afternoon there was
roitEg Oh rome thu raer tracks bnt ~ inter II
att icied them. The Jth Regiment had Pard1" In ne
mud. uDtny went To ihc Relay 80 lho ''hu
more Du0 road. To- engage III targrf sfactict u
entirely suspended aud The holiday Was moro
gene al than Tor years past
CHARLESTON, D e.. Nov "a Thanksgiving Day was
general observed here There was Pir,lM Nu@Pn-
sion o. business and services bel in nearly all the
Churches The rcerrn in most ca - ~ hr 40
lycrancc OF tie city from destruction by earthquake
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HE WANTED TO MAKE SIRE.

A Wild We'd cUwboy ounEod into the tioloorn res
,a,Ir,rt in Ioudon for a Iuch. one day last SINH
,rcr lie ordered n steak very rare. almost raw. ia
fact The cowboy contemplated II for momen.
and tbrn drew a revolver from his belt ana Drgah
a. ~, s,nt after sNot into the dish Of mea' Ih'in
wa a panic I'm thu room tho guests rushed pcll men
10 Wv MA rnvbov had emptird his revolver before
Inc proprietor Il the restaurant, IA Hod up w :"
-unad ~ polioenp'n dared to approach. ,. -, IN.
" hat on earth do you mean ny nus co"duc' w
maulrd tie rc-taurdicuI. , ,,,,, to Tia
Ia. do mean paihi Why, p".ht'hs w '"o
steak wanted to XII the ---- thing
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LECTURES on "CHFTST OY cILVARY."

7
Lectures Munkarsy's painting ." hriSt On aivarT'
wer, delivered Yesterday afternoon ard evepipg nj the
Twenty third Street Tabernacle. Tho Rev Georg" l.
Hunt mainaine that In hs painting hunkacsy ha'sr-
passcd tho great masters Of Tie middle ages In The IN
tense realism OF his art whllo the responsiveness Is elm
ted.
Tho Pcv y. r Graham thought that Nh kacsy mas
dove as much ornr In tins wsrk ana gave
a sk-tch % tue painters Th, speech was rle-
qur mt nj impre i've ,,,....,.
Professor Bar ~ treated the sub set from phii"s'h.
teal artistic and dramatic, well "a religious Hoh' Of
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rrrOcTctL. NYBR. TpT LOVRLK

A usnan lumps on char. hod, her pcUhoas
,rornd nor l,y- ami vets I n sma cy'loiu ~ u -.
I'M "A, , mouso 3ut runs mp three n8hS vi
AR, IN = burning building 20 rescue another W"in'n
80, n,-toi IN hann foiDws up Il burglar al mi nighf.
m, cover when the furnturc or AIS ara II iioIs
no, or, N. su,i VT l. tla first do kninrs- Z"
ms woman ~hSs talked aDOut. Nho -''"i' ''r y"
-, aur ,hcn onrn, .cr puI Z, tn W. cSt To Up u
~ A M Of A uant cJ'prr. Shr hi-les 81 Tue 'rn''
cour; ~ FOR hsr->n. and then triples ms mohy sh
rsuncls for ner wasaervumsns sick boy
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A CHARITABLE SUGGESTION.

To IN, gdifOr 81 Thc Tr' bH"e-
SIR: I would su:sss. reis'ni me ana so'' P'n ~
H., ,, mar nm .uch d,y, A. THANKSGIVING. Christmas
and >e,x Years, AMI that u every family that Is aD1s
10 provide good dinner and other comforts LOT t"e"
selves t look around them AMI provide gooi di'her
for .om, Moor family such days l men ien laa.!rs
oi,g al. n Niu al commend Die IN any yohus ma"
4, aid ,ou,, poor family Win auDStAhtltI ohhe1,
buyc made lhl- a rule The last thirty Tour years. ~
nrE. Nov. ~. ~.
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GDFERyoR PORAKsR Ov rHB ONO VICTOR 2

Governor Foraker, of Ohio in n letter thanking OK
Marshal A. l. Morrison. Of Arizona Of This city for
his services in the Ohio campaign. writes as follows
our fight IL over It cnded with very Important
victory for Repunlcansn. The Importance Of this VIC
tory is not so much II the large majority. Us IN tho fact
that we won E bv standing fairly. squarely uuhnci
nylr by the principles Of Republicausm. We gsrs for
pfn'e"'iv" tu1f for the sake of protection; a
free ballot and fair count. without malice or
vctv"ness toward anyone but solely for the sake Of
gO0l government and the pcrpetuatOn OF free nstitn-
on-. We werc oprOsad 10 the revival OF the doctrine
secession and tina landaton Of jeff Davis and every
klnl or trucking 20 southern Confederacy IDEAS
ma'tHr whether ut re hands 81 tina President the De
morra"v ot Ohio. Governor Gordon. General Jackson
Jeh Davis anu did not hc s,ta;o TO proclaim all this
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sryaFFFR BEATEN RI CARTER At BILLIARDS

CHICAGO. Nov. 24-Engene Carrier last evening won
Tho nrst prize in cushion caIrom handicap tourna-
M =, By defeating Jacob Schaefcf who was to play eco
IA A. 10 points, Schaefcr only beat him two points
ON an oven game. Carter VII take away about $500
q fyst money.
Carter wins fist prze having won nine and lost one
s,r.c scbsef,r second with cIcii and two lost
Sr.lds third with seven won and three lost: while
Msst Acws Thsfo her and each won SIX and lost
fsaiIa gher tL,d himself winning five aud losing five
gaises, Will. SO,sOn lost seven anu Only won 'hee
gaacs. Ilaliry and CATION finished VI The IAN emu
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by the sick girl being taken with an unusually Ho
lent spasm Of vomiting, IN the course Of which Two
and vigorous snappingturtle was elected from her
stomach, with . Mlly-deveioped shell the sile OF g
silver half dollar. As matter OF fact the supposed
turtle was an undigested section OF an orange cut
from the fruit across the grain and decidedly ncanny
In appearance In its digcsted state The girl died
Of Daritonfis
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7HZ VEITHER REPO3E

oOvrRvurxr IvDIc,rioHs-For ~ HOURS
w,.u,c,ov. Nov. 24.-ro' Massachusetts am 'oh'
neccut light rains followed by fair weather. heht 10
,h or,hsa.; 10 southeast wind. brisk on the coast
ri.i,y f,uowcd By Ealing temperature.
For Eastern NewYork. Eastern resh'y'."A nv,
-. 49, u.ht rnins followed by fair weather. nSht
~ ,sr casierly wss, beroming variable, sght rise IN
followed by falling temperature.
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nuAnnrn n1rn rornIyo TIE MIsM0Y BOx

OH R0FD VIII NUEBINW TIE WON '''
Ib, p. = Josiah klmhcr OF M % lihlc House. ih'uo
n conf Iaint este day a. rhrsnn Market court "s"n
,,c,rge ~ Fierce formerly CLERK IN The BLDG 'o"So
ONE i've month. i.pr Pierre broke spch 'he mi9S"h"'
ou rnuti,n INK emptirG Of its contents an uieaP
,-,r., r n,i iron, The city and returned Wesh '-o
On "Wednesday he ras apprehe AIDED hy Two VI Inspector
Byiuv'b
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4 sATISPl OTORY CLEW.

c nk to wholesale har waie merchant) Here IL a,
ert FOR fur grass pc 4 knives Fl ON some customer
wis gives the Of his Town, but Oinl's tbo N'so
ktIOhant- Is Hero way by which you can III"
81 state! Where's tie On Ope
Clerk iice " il. pU-tmagk's blurred Ana bofe
tbs erier With he cash. lie wants four gfos- oi
rsn OF knives No. lt4O, with corascrows In back Oi
AAniso
karehant- Sond them 10 kansas
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TO WELCOME J0Hy SPENCER oURWEN

reception will bo given 10 J'hn Hp 'n''r O"' "'
y, ,, fam lar ~ the Ionic Sol ia system. president OF
ia. onir sol f ollrg- ol London, ana inrnber o '"o
ror.l Academy Of Music. at No tnlNeisi', PlhVs
Ia, sJcnux Ad rcssrss viii be drlvet" os l. r Iem
a,d urw,u AM }. T. VI Bowaihi lrrst'ht
of Ins m,rc.u olle-e Of Musicians, i eAprceI 10 y"
r.-.ut AMI t,e par, II he returns Ia tlir iT"n -
y !. xhnre n. va. r.ccnlly called by death In Ms
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A SOLyHy WARNING.


y,om The burlington tpt) trse IrrS1
there IA a fanous BCe OF siaiuary, REPRESENTING lrc
DEAN nt IAocoon his -cns. ia The Vatican al on'
,.mneranc. man from nom Maine, Who wa pa ils
tbrough me x Iery the other DAY, renal lhah II
VA, an awful p 5 such fine a should not o. ca or
..,acr,e nurn sses. hen asked what no meant hc
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r,r,r rURTLE Story SPOILED
Tram me chicago tribune.


a good OOk ne young ffenc woman nhneu
Vnndrai nineteen oil who lived th her parents
A. 80 OBI 10. que st. died Monday an was buried
"Wednesday lt ate vest r ay that no p yslcian
had cen abb 10 give name to her disease unt me
day before her death whom tho mystery explained
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ExYERuyyAYyx0 THE CAyrA&BACKS

n hac. duck is di>app-arlus IRON Maryland
vsss~ Ibis is another Job Tor the eg,lAure to attend
- ears Unforiuna oily whep the ensner lets ny he
pAs~sa to kill and IL will be difficult 10 pass law pro
1eGt the .ir.is for few year.. Prohibited fish may
ksskAst distributed ionsh It's vital parts 10 goner
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nov DycEIySOy Asa WIREPULLER.

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1t l. barely po s,bc hat MI heA'u'" WE 0m,
fms, vtt,dr.w +, ON tue Nationai lchotihlo 1O"l
80. an ma Ia, a. lieut.. usnt, j. NJ Weston "t
GRAM kapds. II lbs sell Gao for the ia'' o"u '
a,' 80, nr ttr ii aie vii b. L.anaocl by llchiu,Ol
,r,n, Nashinc on I'm he supervision OF tho TtcSi
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OPERA GA ses TOO mrcH FOR HIM.

FTJi0 THf FNIfnVo TVF'
Ihey laughing In ffianta al "A mai W ,,r ms
oYor,-- Ia the theatre other evening to
0rst time. Ito sat IN the last row -, ~ w ,r,.
nrtnnv ana when he l0oFcd through tho ga w.
mar ne s,ar,cd back and fcn dow tho stAirwAS'
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